the company renovates homes and rents out the rooms.ndlord, the farmer gets part of the rent, depending on the number of customers. but even if the rooms are not rented out, homeowners are guarantied rent income. ♪ this is the rendering for the completed rooms. the private rooms on the first and second floors can accommodate two groups. there are no staff members on site, but renters can get meal it is they request them beforehand. a man born in the area began this unprecedented style of business. he joined the military at age 18. afterward, he was involved in various businesses and now manages two companies. >> he lives with his wife in a house he built 26 years ago. he used to work as the president of a village-run company. he built his home when his daughter got married. he spent his entire savings to realize it, but his daughter moved to live in the city. if the room rental works out, he plans to rent out his house, as well, and live closer to his children. >>> ahead of the grand opening, a trial opening was held from may 7, exclusi

the university of iowa wants to renovate part of kinnick stadium... at a cost of nearly $90 million dollars. the university has submitted a plan to the state regents for redoing the north end zone stands. those stands are about 30 years old. them during the 2006 kinnick renovation project. this is a look at renderings for the project. the proposed renovation would replace the existing general admission seating with upper and lower general admission seating bowls... plus two general admission concourses... and a premium club level. the regents will talk about the plan at their next meeting. if they approve it, the university hopes to complete the project before the 2019 football season. keeping minds and doors open engineering and math or stem. that's the hope of an conference for more than 500 female middle school students today. the girls are learning about career fields in stem at an event at coe college from 9 this morning until 2. they'll meet with about 100 women already working in stem-related careers. the town of kalona in washington county wil

they suggest the renovations would help the team secure another super bowl. the improvements will also help the team charge you more for tickets. the bucs are essentially saying they should get state tax dollars because charging you concerts is good for the economy. about 15% for tickets starting next year. now, the team told the state it also expects the renovations to boost attendance in the future. so far this year crowds are down from about a year ago despite the renovations. getting the state dollars may be a long shot since the legislature has not been kind to pro teams in recent years. the bucs want a chance at those incentives, nonetheless, if that opportunity presents itself, we want to make sure hillsborough county and the city of tampa and raymond james stadium has a seat at the table. >> the team tells me that the price hikes won't be across the board. club seats will see the biggest increases. >> what about economic benefits? who is benefiting? >> we will see a lot of construction jobs. but the bucs are ultimately the biggest beneficiary here. th

approved renovations to the seating areas in the stadium's north end zone. kcrg t-v nine's josh christensen joins us with the story. josh, what can fans expect? the project will overhaul the north endzone stands, starting after this season. here are some renderings for the project. the renovation will replace the existing general admission seating with upper and lower general admission seating bowls. it will also add two general admission concourses, and a premium club level. a new ribbon board. athletic director gary barta says it is the right time to make upgrades. " when we renovated the last time 10 years ago, one of the times we didn't do is renovate the north endzone, 30 years ago we last made improvements. we knew we had to do something eventually.and it became the right time. we just want to make sure we take a great college football venue and keep it up to date " the project will also replace turf. that will happen before the start of next season. 2017 season and the entire project should be done before the 2019 football season. and the whole projec

the rooms have been renovated and are ready for occupation.he 63 square meter home has a living room, a bedroom and a children's room . >> the children's room faces nor north. >> he and his wife earn a combined annual income of 20,000 u.s. dollars. it would take almost 30 years to pay back the mortgage, even with a payment that is one third their combine d income. >>> the price of this property rose by more than $30,000 in one month. >> the abnormal surge in real estate prices can be a once in a lifetime opportunity for people with money. but for people who have little, it only makes life harder. this is true especially for young people hoping to get married. buying a first home is a serious m matter. in china, owning a home and a car is a status symbol for men. without such assets, future in-laws would not be happy. this man moved here two years ago in search of work. he has a girlfriend he wants to marry in the near future. at the moment, he lives in a share house with friends save money. his monthly income from an it firm is $2,600. about f

renovation? >> absolutely. i think the most important thing is for people to get a started title 9 or the epa and he desegregated southern schools and assistance to minority businesses things we want to highlight for a deeper understanding of his legacy. >> we thought it was important to come from the oval office, the leader of the free wormed and to the most important thing confronting my grandfather when he was elected. one thing that i am proud of bring live history and see the interactive everybody knows about the nixon tapes. this gives you a chance to pick up the phone, click on a topic and listen to president nixon talking about, for instance, the lunar landing. all the lunar landings occurred under richard nixon's presidency. this handshake is very important because this showed we were going to end decades of lack of communication and the handshake was very symbolic of our new relationship with ch china. this gives you the view of my chopper. >> and i shall rise again. that is the story of my life. >> i

me, the main library will also get a renovation if that bond is approved. these are pictures of what the new main library would look like, including a new media center, larger meeting rooms for business training, and square feet bigger than the current building. it would take about two years to complete. >> the library renovation is an opportunity for us to really be a library of the future. >> as my children get older, they'll be using the resources the library provides and any >> the new library would be in the same location at the main library if this is approved. voting is happening now in early voting as well as in the general election on november 8th. derek lewis, cbs north carolina. >>> the presidential campaigns continue their focus on north carolina today. >> donald trump and former president clinton were in stopped to meet with family and what trump's local supporters say they want to hear more about. >> and a big cut for google fiber. what it means for the future of the superfast internet service in the triangle, next. >>> a story we are working

mayor carolyn goodman and clark county superintendent pat skorkowsy were on hand to the renovation kick off. (( mayor goodman (00:55:27-00:55:39) :the good it's going to do is phenominal going to bring such great great economic benifit as the children go through school and everybody can see how wonderfly they're doingn the future")) ((brian loftus)) >> the new academy is located near alta and m-l-k. renovations are expected to finish by august of 2017./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> on a hot summer day this past july, a young lifeguard's training and life-saving skills would be put to the test. in today's everyday hero, we meet peyton howe... who helped save a man's life.. ((sherry swensk)) >> when 19 year old peyton she didn't realize she would go home a hero. peyton howe/golden nugget lifeguard: >> i heard people screaming for help so i called over the radio for my manager... and i just dropped my radio and i ran over to see what was going on ((sherry swensk)) >> peyton knew someone was in trouble, but they weren't in the pool. peyton howe/golden nugget lifeguard: >> i kinda had to fight th

it is perfectly, with the way things have been planned with the renovation. when president lyndon johnson signed the national preservation act in 1966 to help us save the special places throughout our nation, it is probably what we have here, and of the ideas he had in mind. whereisioned a future people could experience the buildings and places that defined our country, and union station is one of those. i am truly grateful that the work to preserve places like this is continuing throughout the entire u.s., and i know that our children and the next generations will be very grateful for all the work we have accomplished, not just here but throughout the entire country. i do want to say thanks to all of you for being here and for all of you who helped us move this forward. i appreciate your efforts at that. i am going to turn this over to the president and ceo of the national trust for historic preservation, stephanie meeks. thank you very much. [applause] stephanie: thank you. wonderful to be with you theght, and in addition to 50th anniversary of the national

the center's c-e-o says it needed the renovations because it is serving more patients. the chief medical officer says the center location to this location. "there's going to be some confusion of who's supposed to be where, we'll facilitate that and have that transition go smooth." the health center provides pediatric and family medicine care. people who would like to see the renovations, can stop by an open house on october 29th. we'll be right back. cubs fans across the u-s are kingston stadium as cedar rapids washington hosts waterloo east on kcrg 9.2... but it's time to hit the great outdoors and the bass were beautiful weather in october, especially for fishing. after our first widespread clear skies and quiet conditions continue as high pressure keeps control of the weather. a southerly turn in the wind allows some milder weather to build back into the state for the weekend. highs on saturday and sunday return to the 70s. have a great night and a safe weekend! tonight: clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 40 tomorrow: mostly sunny. wind: s 5-15. high: 67 s 5-15. low: 54 satu

of renovations - the main reading room at the new york public library has reopened. makeover - comes a new system to get books from the depths of the library - and into the hands of readers. a new high-tech trolley service has been installed... carrying books and materials up - from among eleven floors that are below ground level. it replaces a series of conveyor belts the library had been using for the last 35 years - but when one of its parts broke earlier this year - it shut down the whole system.... forcing the library to modernize how it brings the books from its darkened vaults below - to its bright halls above. "but doing it in a way that's completely seamless and hidden to the public." "understanding the historic value of the building, yet wanting to make it modern." it takes the trolley five minutes to bring a book from the temperature controlled vaults - to the newly renovated "rose room". that's three minutes faster than the old system. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 o'clock is straight ahead. horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will no

to name a few-- they've renovated the sobelman's location and menu, added a new suite level, and renovated the theater boxes. plus-- the pro shop was renovated and with it-- they've added higher quality items at the fans' experience. "you're building an environment of great value and experience where people actually want to come here no matter event it is." "win or lose, this is an experience where people feel like they have great value and they want to come back." with construction on their new arena next door-- feigin says plan a little more time for parking. however-- they've also teamed up with both uber and potowatomi for more transportation for more information on this and other stories in the business journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. it's time for your news and weather together. dozens of people killed late monday in pakistan after an hours-long attack on a police academy... it began as cadets were sleeping in their barracks... at least 59 people died when several militants forced their way into the training facility ...and then stormed the barracks. securit

the renovation and expansion from grants through the federal government. eight years since the flood of 2008, the steady growth in the time check neighborhood is apparent. one sign of that is growing enrollment at harrison elementary school. the school lost a lot of students after the flood. enrollment numbers were so low, that in 2012 the district considered closing the school. but new housing has gone up in the neighborhood. and this school year, enrollment was 23 students higher than administrators expected. two months into the another teacher to relieve overcrowding in kindergarten classrooms. " 50:05, "it's good to be a growing district enrollment numbers increasing is always a positive thing and that's what we're seeing this year specially at harrison were seeing some nice numbers at our elementary which will stay with us at middle school and high school " in 2008, more than half of the students at harrison lived in homes that flooded. mount mercy university will break ground today on their first-ever outdoor construction on the new athletic complex,

the university of iowa wants to renovate part of kinnick stadium... at a cost of nearly 90 million dollars. the university has submitted a plan to the state regents those stands are about 30 years old. and the university did not update them during the 2006 kinnick renovation project. this is a look at renderings for the project. the proposed renovation would replace the existing general admission seating with upper and lower general admission seating bowls... plus two general admission concourses... and a premium club level. the regents will discuss the plan at their next meeting. if they approve it, the meteorologist joe winters joins us now with our first alert forecast. joe, we could see frost overnight? as the sky clears and wind diminish tonight the temperatures drop. freeze warnings and frost advisories have been posted for the entire tv 9 viewing area. the key factor will be the wind. at this time of the year even a wind near or above 5 mph can prevent a freeze with most frost in low lying areas. regardless i plants that you still want to keep

the new renovations cost about $10,000. part of this renovation including new outdoor landscaping and irrigation in the common areas. thesis new renovations -- these new renovations were celebrated with live eyewitness -- live mul performances and crafts. >>> it was an absolutely beautiful day to get out and enjoy all that arizona has to offer. things were absolutely gorgeous. currently out there, 89 degrees. just a light breeze out of the north at three miles an hour. these are the temperatures around the valley. if you want to go take a jog around the neighborhood at this 9:00 hour, 84 in goodyear. 77 in cave creek. fountain hills at 78. the northern part of the state, things really cooling down. flagstaff current temperature ar sedona 68. payson, 64. lake havasu at 86. phoenix 89 and casa grande 81 degrees. the satellite and radar. seeing maybe just a possibility of a few scattered showers in the northern part of our state. but nothing much. and those are starting to clear out as the evening progresses, making for a beau

the building was being underutilized and needed renovations.n the entrance created security issues. the elevators were done often in the common k. in response, the decision was made to renovate the two phases. the first phase was to do a smaller and the second phase renovate the entire building. during that same time, we had letters of intent city college that they would provide program at the center phone any improvement or changes to the web. in 2014, phase 1 was completed. however, we learned throughout the phase that significant structural challenges could not be fixed rather nations. started phase 2, even with this investment, the major challenges in the building cannot be addressed. thinking that we wanted to ensure the continuation of the litigation, we should exploring brand-new building. however, knowing that the site can strike of 1800 oakdale, that would still limit us in parking was thinking outside the box. around that same time in 2015, her agency was ready to look at the other side. besides, is on the corner of third and events.

couple it with renovations to buildings like the wonder bread co -- it seems every where you look there is construction. the architecture -- but the minds of people with spaces for collaberations includeing library's hive. a free space for creativity and community. "it is really gratifying. it is a work in progress with evidence of that down turn decades ago still present, like "you are going to have empty the market does what it does. we are in a pretty good spot right now. we've got a couple of gaps, but that is why we have to keep on working." "now it is a renaissances, i love it." and hopefully on the tour next year --- our very own kwwl building currently in the midst of a multi- million dollar renovation. and ron and amanda you've actually gotten a sneak peak at the new studio and newsroom. some very exciting stuff. we've got you covered live in waterloo . . . jessica hartman kwwl news. youngest decorah eagle who was hit and killed last week, are taken to madison wisconsin today as experts try to confirm exactly what happened to him. it's believed he was hit and killed by a car. k

they plan to put it toward their mortgage. >> responsible spenders. >> quite a nice renovation there. >> bills themselves, though, are so old. your day with good morning washington. get ready for another warm october day. we'll get details from meteorologist eileen whelan in just a moment, but first lets look at this morning's top story. fiery exchanges last night on the stage as donald fiery exchanges last night on the stage as donald their third debate. comments about immigration and abortion sparked firestorms on social media. and when trump refused to say that he would accept the election results if he loses, hillary clinton sounded off. we'll have complete highlights from last night's debate, plus highlights from last night's debate, plus reaction from local voters... coming up. good morning washington. toss to eileen - one more 80+ degree day - have the umbrella friday - windy late friday into the weekend - blustery & chilly weekend today: mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. highs: 79-84 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. showers along and west of i-81. patchy fog. lows: 63-6

the last renovations happened in the 80s. the existing general admission seating area would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between. that would also come with new concessions, restrooms and a skywalk.>> i want to check it out.>> reporter: the school it's competitive.drew matzen, ui student03:22:50 it's already an electric atmosphere if there weren't to be any more improvements. but i think with those improvements, it would just heighten the atmosphere. the board of regents is scheduled to discuss the plans next week.covering the took the board of regents is to discuss the plans next week.>> is milling to budget -- project is budgeted just under $90 million purdue university pledged to raise $100 million and they plan to use guest to the school and money they are making to a deal with the big ten network. >>> what do you think? join the conversation on our facebook page.>>> still to come, a unique campaign pumping awareness into iowa's fuel economy while contributing to a from summary conditions

. >>> renovate or not to renovate? the great real estate debate co >> annouer: from nbc news, this is "today's take," live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today." thursday morning. october 13th, 2016. "jive talkin'" and all kinds of things happening. beautiful out there but chilly. surgery. we'll check in and see how he is doing a little bit later. if you are following him on social media, it is like we're in the room with him. hoda was there yesterday. i talked to him this morning via text. he may have a really good update coming for us. >> he is up and walking already. >> he keeps in great shape. he rides his bike. that's what helps your roaro recover. before surgery. >> he's got one more week. >>> meanwhile, corey feldman. i just learned this morning. the most viewed video this year on today.com. >> just hands down. >> here is the performance. i was away for my birthday. i missed it. my phone blew up while i was in it went viral, and not for all the right reasons. corey got a huge backlash, what

patrick: we showed you earlier the new renovations to the arena. kathy: while our crew was shooting the story, the admirals mascot had a little mishap. roscoe ripped the back of his jersey trying to slide down the bannister. not a good idea. roscoe was bummed, but the good news is he needed a new jersey anyway because this one had an old brewers patch on it. patrick: the old patch. all right, well having enough jersey's is not a problem for the packers. dan: know, they might not have enough healthy bodies to fill the roster for tomorrow night's game. the most prominent players who plus, the reputation of the greek freak continues to grow. the honor that nba general managers bestowed upon the bucks star. his reaction. it's all next in big 12 sports. announcer: don't be tricked by the weather. treat yourself to our area's most accurate forecast on wisn 12's mobile app. ? dan: a whopping seven packers have been ruled out for tomorrow night's game against the bears, including starters eddie lacy, damarious randall, and quinten rollins. they are thin at

that way they could start renovations, and get the girls back in. after finding out insurance and assistance wouldn't be possible they took on the task themselves, but there's only so much they can afford. lauren parsons the girl's mother just wants her children back in their family home. 24:32 "i want them to grow up feeling their best so they can do their best, and right now their reality is feeling sick every day." parsons says the way iowa home insurance works means this could coming up in our next half hour we'll look deeper into how the family is dealing with this situation. the healthy home fundraiser to lp the parsonis this frid at 6.right h donations from the community all in effort to keep the girls and this family comfortable. live in marion, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. day, category 4 hurricane matth after hitting haiti and cuba. now meteorologis t kaj o'mara joins us to talk about where the hurricane is headed. a wnw path to impact the united states late this week into this weekend. hurricane watches and warnings are posted for parts

jones purchased the property, he renovated that, the gymnasium, into a carriage house, and then renovated it and made rooms above it. - [david] i would like to live in the carriage house. - oh yes, the carriage house is beautiful. - [david] i mean, yes, just fantastic. so how many rooms did we say are available here? - 39. - [david] 39. so that must be great for when students' parents come down here to visit, or for special events, this must be like a prime, h yes they do, yes they do. we have quite the long waiting list for denison graduation, we were actually taking, all the way out, we're getting inquiries all the way out as far as 2018-- - [david] i bet. - [sean] so, for, graduation. - [david] so how's the food around this place? - oh, very good. our chef does a wonderful job. he's been here for seven years, over the years has won quite a few awards, and lovely, lovely food. - yeah, i really got a kick out of seeing people sittin' out here on a beautiful day, out on these patios. they're a throwback also. - [sean] oh yes, yes. there used to be an awning on the front of the building, a

: it's 40 years since the art museum south renovated its gallery of south asian art. the newly transformed galleries have been revamped with state-of-the-art lighting flooring and case work for stored objects. >> here entirely reconceptionallizing this collection. >> you can walk into iran through india into tibet and china and japan. >> reporter: it includes ancient sculptures and artifacts and tech tiles spanning over 2,000 years. >> it is one of the great treasures of the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: the centerpiece of a replica of 16th century south indian hall. >> it still stands in the far south of india. >> reporter: this animation of an indian manuscript is a new addition to the collection. >> it's a beautifully gold bright colored i illustrations. she has taken them and made them come to life. >> reporter: you can view the entire collection online and the museum continues to add new pieces. >> we want visitors not only to appreciate the art, but also relate it to their own everyday life. >> the south asian galleries are on permanent display. go to arts

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the renovation and expansion cost nearly $2 million dollars. nearly half of that came from grants through the federal government. a woman who got watered- down pain killers says she's not mad at the man responsible. earlier this week, iowa methodist medical center in des moines announced 731 patients didn't get the fentanyl they were prescribed. authorities say a pharmacy technician took the opioids and replaced it with a saline solution. debbie haug says she had surgery in september and the pain killers were initially not working. she says it all makes sense after the hospital called her this week and "our family has chosen to take a different route. we pray for him often. standing right where you are sitting my kids and i and my family and my husband, we prayed for this man before we even went to bed last night." authorities have not said why the pharmacy technician took the drugs. last check of your forecast next. stay with kcrg-tv9. democratic presidential nominee democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton will be in eastern iowa today

pack a bag for adventure tonight the newly-renovated the newly-renovated richard nixon presidential >>> the newly renovated richard nixon presidential labor is back open this weekend. >> anjuli: as william largeneusse, the meu makeover to educate citizens of the 37th president. >> therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective noon tomorrow. >> this is the watergate exhibit and we take it head on and look at the facts and the totality of the record you get a much better idea of what president nixon was about. >> what is the goal of the renovation? >> absolutely. i think the most important thing is for people to get a new look at richard nixon. a lot of people don't know that southern schools or assistance to minority businesses. things we want to highlight so people get a deeper understanding of his legacy. the importance of the oval office and move into the most important thing that was confronting my grandfather when he was elected. one thing i want -- that i am proud of bring a live his and interactive exhibits and see history coming alive. everybody knows about the nixon tapes

>> i will not be able to renovate. i could bay couple of shoelaces. >> i was just wondering. you had to do it. ed: sorry. meteorologist: all right. when you wake up in the morning. cold. frostian some areas. then starts to get wet around the evening commute. snow around the beck shires. morning. right around the eyeopener. the three common mistakes. at this time is bright and chilly. bright and chilly. maria: cold at the bus stop for sure. >>> from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight andrew garfield, chef mario batali, the fourth annual canine costume parade, and music from conor oberst. and now, what do you know -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, very nice. welcome. thank you. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. it's very kind. i'm glad you're here. this is night two of the world

the board of regents is now considering $90 million worth of renovations. some of the seats would be replaced with an upper and lower level with a club level in between. the last renovations to kinnick stadium came about 10 years been updated since the 1980s. >>> and new, just in this morning, bob dylan has won a nobel prize for literature. the swedish academy says the 75- year-old rock legend has created a new poetic expression within the great american song tradition. much of his best known work dates to the 1960s when some of his songs became anthems of the anti-war and civil rights movements. >>> and if you haven't left the house yet, prepare the cold air will hit you. cedar rapids 31. it's been since april 12th since we've had these temperatures. waterloo still in the 20s at 28 and du beak at 31. with the cold temperatures, we still have a freeze warning nefnlgt for most of the area until 9:00. a frost advisory from the quad cities back towards cedar and washington county. that is in effect until 9:00 this morning as well. so your forecast today, we're

nearly half of the cost of the renovation came from federal grants. habitat for humanity will celebrate the first anniversary of its re- store in to mark the anniversary. the organization says donations to the store have diverted more than 500 tons of materials from the landfill. since it opened last october, the re-store hired four full-time staff. today's celebration runs from 9 this morning until 6:00 tonight. the store is giving away prizes and gift cards throughout the day. people in cedar rapids will camp out tonight to raise awareness about homelessness in the area. the linn county office of veteran affairs is hosting its annual sleep outf you can meet at veterans memorial stadium. participants can stay through the night to get a glimpse of of how challenging homelessness can be. proceeds from the event will go back to homeless programs in the community. today's event is just one of several in iowa for national hunger and homeless awareness week. kennedy high school students slept outside wednesday night into thursday. students at drake univers

captioning sponsored by cbs right now on cbs 2 news, a major kinnick stadium renovation gets the >>> right now on cbs 2 news . a major renovation of kinnick stadium. >> the goal is to have something for everyone. >> reporter: how fans can score a seat. >>> reducing congestion well having access to work. reducing commuter s >>> and iowa city company playing off much of his hourly workforce. we will have that in tonight see bj report. -- tonight's report -- cbj report.>>> terry swails has the forecast. >>> we have had some more knife with -- nice weather with clear skies and temperatures are certainly cooler. down 16-17 degrees in spots from yesterday. because of that and with clear skies and light wind tonight, we have a frost advisory for the eastern counties. it looks like temperatures should be close to the freezing mark. if you have plants that you want around tomorrow morning, it's a good idea to cover them up or bring them inside. you can see the clear skies that will bring temperatures. i expect the cool air to be around for tomorrow and we warm up for the weekend. you want to

that could hurt the home's value. >> that's right, renovations can be done to suit your personal taste. keep resale in mind. lavish lighting. people tend to pick what is exciting and new, but trends pass. and it will be dated in a couple of years. and with the patterns and textures, too much wallpaper is a problem too and texture on walls and ceilings remove. it might discourage buyers. >> buyers like hardwood and avoid too much carpet and plus colors and converting a bedroom to a home office may devalue your property. buyers want bedrooms. only do the conversion if you in electronics can be off putting and keep your lawn beautiful but simple and easy maintain. and any over personalization can lead to decrease in value. keep that in mind. >>> great advice. thanks dave. >> paul horton is trading in his weather hat and he wants to wash cause. raising money for big brothers and sisters and paul is live at desert ridge now. >> beautiful evening here, now, i know a lot of you are going to be watching the cardinals. but if you can break free, they're going to score maybe 3 or 4 touchdowns in

renovations are expected to finish by august of 2017./// ((sherry swensk)) this morning. it's a nice noon hour and temps are moving into the upper 70s to mid 80s at this hour. ............ southerly breezes have been bumping around to 15 and 20 mph for various areas and neighborhoods this morning. .............. and settle into the 80s for the rest of the week. ............ gusty winds pick up by friday and that is ahead of a large area of low pressure that will help to break down the heat by the weekend and early next week. ............. winds will stir around the pollen still blooming right picked. .............. staying dry through the week and weekend... but definitely cooler. ............... the norwest will cool down again and snow is still falling over the northern rockies today. .............. our mild october weather will get cooler.... while the east coast finds flood water still on the rise in the carolinas and hurricane nicole is aimed at bermuda. .............. temps steadily drop for us through the week. low 80s by <<< ((weather toss))>>> ((brian loftus)) >>

renovations should be done in two years. the group that's restoring it wants it to be used for worship a courtroom is no longer just for people in one california county. this week - therapy dogs are serving avi stressed. it is taking time for some "a lot of the times you're asking little children about very adult ever happened in their life, so if they can have a dog to make them comfortable and make them feel safe, we are happy to provide that service." these therapy dogs will now be a resource for fresno county every day from now on. her to the emergency room. she learns -- she was in labor. she didn't even know she was pregnant. she says she didn't have the typical body changes women experience during pregnancy... "even his father was talking to believe it?) i still can't." while she's looking forward to building a home with her new son. she says she's sorry she october snow in colorado. open -- tomorrow. the snow was a bit unexpected due to warmer weather this past weekend in the mountains. but since then colder temperat

also renovations used to entice the raiders to leave los angeles more than 10 years ago still on the plate. >> that's not the only place where teams have left and left public debt. st. louis is another example. they still owe over $100 million as we >> kim: she says typically during a essential session a hot sideline set up so locals can call in and weigh in on the issue and for some reason this time that did not happen. >> dana: the final presidential debate will be held in las vegas. unlv preparing for the debate. still lot to do. the runnin rebels as well. this will have an impact for students. parking will be restricted starting next week. students are asked to park in alternative lots and take shuttles to class. professors being encouraged to conduct classes off of campus. the secret service will be here making sure everybody is safe for the debate. >> kim: fresh off the debate sunday night a lot of opinions potts tells us how things are moving forward. >> special prosecutor, here we come. >> donald trump defiant as ever promising more to come. if they want to release more text

the chocolate factory is re- opening after a two million dollar renovation. there was live music at today's opening with chocolate samplings and live entertainment. the factory tour aisle got an upgrade--as well as new interactive elements and a new cafe. won't recognize the place if you've been here before, it's just a lot of new things going on we have a chocolate tasting room, which we invite everyone to come out, you get to learn about chocolate you get to taste a few pieces of chocolate" besides the tasting room--the whole factory is free to check out. if you bring a canned food donation for three square-- you can get tickets to their annual holiday lighting ceremony. that's going on november 15-th. home means nevada... and our viewers helped with a special tribute. see it, next. and we're feeling the energy as local fans prar three of the world series. the countdown... we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving our schools. but with danny tarkanian

jeremy: talk renovations. >> yes, 6 with $3 million to improve the building. concession stands, restrooms, the locker rooms, youth hockey locker rooms, the lobby flooring, it is from the beginning of the time you walk in throughout the building. jeremy: you can see it this evening with a free skate. >> 6:00 tonight the doors open. park for free if you would like in the lot across the street. enter from wells. bring you own skates. come on the ice after 6:00. we show the game from chicago up on the video board and it is a fun night. jeremy: you had a great weekend too? >> yes, we won the two games in san antonio. >> we are in the team room, rosco is coming up upstairs with me, we are headed to the team store. any merchandise? all right, we'll check that out. live at the panther arena this morning. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. sally: i happen to know that taking advantage of the indoor ice skating. that is fun to check out the rink tonight. weather, 60s for today. we settle in more seasonal weather, cooler is tumbling in, especially, with a cool front comi

the crazy thing about it like we mentioned 10 days they start to finish this project gutting it renovating all it took was 10 days. a lot of volunteers and manpower and the cruz family hasn't seen the renovations just yet the group stopping by later this afternoon. take a look at their brand-new home. >> anchor: can't wait to see the finished product. >>> experts caught the largest ever gator at a texas wildlife refuge. it inches long. it took four trappers to catch the 900 pound gator. and had use a truck to pull it out of the water. he's now living at a 20 acre facility with other gators now working on his name ideas include big tex and darth gator. [laughter] >> nicole jim no joke. i feel for those people in bermuda. >> meteorologist: it has started to weaken unfortunately distant start that weakening process quickly enough so basically it's right over bermuda with wins of 120 miles to be some pretty significant damage on bermuda. you can see it continues to work its way onto the north east right now about 60 miles an hour as you look at the satellite view it looks like the eye has pass

the renovation's done. now i'm just hoping that the product's on the shelf. hi. jenny: hi.ool. jenny: yeah. yeah. it's actually really nice. i love it. lemonis: it looks like most of the areas are somewhat done. it looks like the knife department has zero done. robyn: i know we have a lot of work to do. lemonis: where is howard? robyn: i don't know where he is! i don't know! laurie: i left a text, and i left a message. lemonis: i actually have nothing to say right now because howard knows he's supposed to be here. and he knows that everybody's working their butts off. and he knows that i'm tired of this behavior. and yet once again, he's missing in action. ♪ hey, howard, it's marcus. it's 1:00, and i'm not sure where you are or why you're not showing up. everybody's here working hard, and there's literally a wall empty of knives. so it would be nice of you to at least call back and tell us if you're alive because i may kill you when you get here. thanks. this is a very different glass presentation than what you used to have. robyn: yeah, i picked things that i thought were

this summer, schultz's neighboring house went through a major renovation. it's now a duplex for people who don't make a lot of money. 15:45, "i appreciate affordable housing being in our neighborhood because they have brought positivity to the neighborhood." schultz says although the previous structure was an eye sore, the remodel aids her in other ways. 15:55 for people like me the property values it have a nice clean property nearby schultz says any problem areas in the neighborhood were usually among rentals. but in recent years it's changed. 16:42: now that some of the renters are selling and others are remodeling and the city is really pushing for that we've come along ways in say just the last 5 years four oaks says management and services are key in making affordable housing work. renie neuberger 5:42 because then you're not just providing stable affordable providing families or whomever and additional step up to become stable. and that's why this one will hopefully be successful: this house is part of the affordable housing oaks. the management tell

the building was being underutilized and needed renovations.n the entrance created security issues. the elevators were done often in the common k. in response, the decision was made to renovate the two phases. the first phase was to do a smaller and the second phase renovate the entire building. during that same time, we had letters of intent city college that they would provide program at the center phone any improvement or changes to the web. in 2014, phase 1 was completed. however, we learned throughout the phase that significant structural challenges could not be fixed rather nations. started phase 2, even with this investment, the major challenges in the building cannot be addressed. thinking that we wanted to ensure the continuation of the litigation, we should exploring brand-new building. however, knowing that the site can strike of 1800 oakdale, that would still limit us in parking was thinking outside the box. around that same time in 2015, her agency was ready to look at the other side. besides, is on the corner of third and events.